It is all part of an arms race for search supremacy that has engaged top researchers at both companies.
It is white supremacy that allows critics to defend the racist's right to free speech while simultaneously denying the oppressed the right to respond.
It reinforces the white supremacy that allowed the grand jury to see Michael Brown as less deserving of justice than Darren Wilson was of his freedom.
But it is also true that the Chinese navy is reading from the same texts about maritime supremacy that inspire the Americans.
In later centuries numerous Buddhist sects were formed, including the Dge-lugs-pa, which emphasizes monastic discipline; also known as the Yellow Hat sect, in the 17th century it gained political supremacy that lasted until 1959.
That sounds broad-minded enough, but then the working title, "Moditva", carries the strong smell of Hindutva, a doctrine of Hindu supremacy that guides the civic movement that gave birth to the modern BJP.
Over their last three against the Yankees, the Mets have been outscored, 29-1, a string of supremacy that began at Yankee Stadium on June 14, when Burnett also fired seven scoreless innings.
Above all, the faux commercials capture the blithe contentment of white people, a fantasy of white supremacy that is inextricable from American history and continues to sell goods and win elections today.
And it neatly sums up the kind of petty jostling for alpha male supremacy that is skewered brilliantly here by Athina Rachel Tsangari, director of Attenberg, associate producer of Dogtooth.
Like Melville's whale, Boo is emphatically, freakishly white (his name is "Boo," after all) — pointing up the pathological idea of white-male supremacy that has long haunted American culture.
One part of the issue Minaj raised confronts the industry's collusion with the structures of white supremacy that would rather sanitise black art for a white audience than celebrate it in its original form.
